Make Fewer Mistakes

by Shubham Jain

Satiate your thirst not just by reading about how to raise funds for a start-up but by knowing what melody plays inside the company until the funds hit the bank.
Don’t just tick the checklist prescribed by leaders for business expansion, but know what suffering is inflicted when that expansion goes wrong.
Don’t simply get motivated by the lessons by great CEOs on staying optimistic when things go wrong, instead, know what those CEOs go through when shutting the start-up is their best choice.
This book reveals an untold, true story that takes the readers through all those sinusoidal moments of excitement and despair in Shubham's start-up journey (as the CEO of GrabOnRent) - beginning from making a resolve to venture out to shutting down the passionately built company and from deciding to hire the first employee to laying-off large teams at once. Aspiring entrepreneurs can leverage learning from the mistakes of other founders and avoid repeating them, in an attempt to reduce the infamous 90% failure rate of start-ups. This book will serve as a mentor to those who seek inspiration to venture into new business and yet wish to predict how unchartered territory might appear.

267 pages, Paperback

First published November 25, 2020

Reviews

[Nayna Bansal · Rating 4 out of 5]

Book: Make Fewer Mistakes: Learn from the journeys of start up founders
Author: Shubham Jain
Publisher: Author’s Channel
Genre: Self Help
Format: Paperback
Pages: 267
Rating: 4/5

This book is like a guide for people thinking for start ups but have a lot of self doubt and fear of failure. The book is divided into six parts dealing with different dimensions of startups. I really enjoyed reading why various start ups failed. What those people missed while calculating their risks. The author has really put in a lot of efforts to create this fine work.
The Paperback is of very fine quality, packaging and delivery were also reasonable.
Language is easy and professional at the same time. Glossary is enriched. Cover page is really beautiful. The choice of color, format, font is really appreciated. The little band aids are like cherry on the cake. Title is something that caught me attention at once. We don’t find much books in this genre.
I would suggest everyone in general and those thinking to take initiative for their start ups in particular should read this book. Books like these should be added to school and college curriculum so that from a very young age , students can initiate their start ups. This way they will have more time at hand.

[Ishan Agrawal · Rating 4 out of 5]

Being a freelance aptitude trainer, I often tell my students not to follow your passion blindly as it is often the most misunderstood advice that most so called motivational speakers seem to give on social media especially you tube. Everybody should also be aware of the flip side before venturing into anything especially business.

'Make Fewer Mistakes' is a commendable take on the don'ts part for a budding entrepreneur. It nowhere discourages anyone to dive into building one's own empire. Infact the author tells the readers what mistakes to avoid that he himself had committed or learnt through other experiences in his journey of ultimate success.

Through an impeccable narration and a unique writing style, author sets the bar high and a precedence for one and all to take a cue from. He even mentions the little intricate details about how to get funds for the startup and how one shouldn't get disheartened by the little failures in the path as the dreams take their own sweet time to get realized. The cover quality, font size and printing is one of the best I witnessed this year amongst 100+ books that I read. Highly recommended to all those who wants to delve into the exciting path of building something from the scratch.

[Praveen · Rating 5 out of 5]

Make Fewer Mistakes by author Shubham Jain is An ultimate guide for those who are interested in start ups. Book provide as a guide what to do and what not in order to achive a success.
This book teaches us more on what not to do rather than what to do while starting our company .
Its takes us much closer to the ground truth behind the startup process, I liked the book mostly because of the authors personal touch as he went through it all.
There are so many talks about bussines and CEO's and entrepreneur it's actually work if we follow them
I am also a businessman I'll also try to follow they approach.

[Kaviiiii Krish · Rating 5 out of 5]

What does making a mistake mean to you?

To me, it's a lesson. But how long will we be able to rectify every mistake after every lesson? Won't that require a whole lifetime to understand and make a better life? Well, I was one among the former who takes mistakes as a lesson, but now my prime focus is not on rectifying the mistakes, but to make Fewer Mistakes. And as I expected, I could understand that the author has the same point.

The book is a reliastic portrayal of how a new start up- GrabOnRent orginiated, sustained and happily ended up. It's really good to see the lessons learned being published as a book, as in two fold it will benefit, one- the author has set a guide to people who aim to begin a venture of their own and secondly books never die and so are the lessons mentioned in it. Basic research of the field, potential audience, challenges SWOT analysis etc are what we find in every non fiction, self help books. But this stands apart for its quality in conveying the idea of Mitigation- reducing the negative impact of possible contingencies or disasters. Yes, not merely on 'What no to do ?' but also on 'Why you shouldn't do!'. I could clearly draw up the influence of Simon Sinek's 'Start with Why' in this book. The core ideas are employed through exemplification of each mistake, each lesson and each step.

We know that it's easy to read and leave experiences of other people but it's not easy to communicate our own experiences to others. You can definitely find that personal touch in each of the chapters. The language used is also of a subtle manner. The book gives detailed information regarding the business mistakes, lack of realising true potentials and the importance of keeping self and the venture a step apart. The book indirectly covers the essential requirements of an entrepreneur like Leadership, compassion, hardwork, determination and perseverance which made the book stand apart from the cliche set up. By the end we find the closure of GrabOnRent, which left my heart a bit heavy, but we can see how beautifully that feeling of understanding the lessons are painted in the book.

Glad to have read this book as my second read of 2021 and am looking for more such encouraging, true colours of life!

[Sagar Thakare · Rating 4 out of 5]

Make Fewer Mistakes
by Shubham Jain
Learn from the journeys of start up founders.

in collab with polomy joseph

i m fortunate to read this book a brief story of start up.

The Story of young Alumni from IIT Guwahti who decide to give up campus recruitments
why ?
To go for the start ups with friends.
i sounds it crazy.

life is so small to make every mistake and learn from them.
the wise person learn from others mistakes.
as the title suggest a book will help to make fewer mistakes in their journey as enterprenership.
it is not about the rules that you have to do or donts.

but there is entire experiences he share which he gone through

duing this read i recall the days when i saw precher web series and the role of jitu bhaiya.

shubham describe his entire journey right from college days
to how it come on paper and finally how it is founded a Startup Grabonrent.

it is such a innovative idea that he rents household equipments on monthly rent
how the idea came to his mind is a funny story
Thanks to those bed bugs infested in the bed.

Author not only share his experience but he share numerous examples from many indian and international startups.
The case study are given in detail and this is the advantage i guess to read the book written by IIT alumini who founded start ups.

beside startups he share case study of Successful business empires like facebook, ola , flipkart etc. which is a page turner.

The Quotes are written from successful people
and the book is design so neatly even the cover and binding is so nice to touch.

There is experience share which i like most in the chapters.
working with friends
firing the right way
communicating in tough times
hiring and training

then few things not go in the write way and they decided to shut down this startup.

now what actually happens with Grabonrent ?

grab your copy

Believe me if you want to emerge as enterprener
try this book
you will surely love it.

i thank you shubham for writing this so me and our young enterprener can learn from your experience.

its treat to read this book and made my weekend more productive.

Happy Reading to lovely people reading this.

Drop some love.

[Debabrata Mishra · Rating 4 out of 5]

👉𝐀𝐁𝐎𝐔𝐓 𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐁𝐎𝐎𝐊:-
📚ⓉⒾⓉⓁⒺ:- Make Fewer Mistakes
🖋️ⒶⓊⓉⒽⓄⓇ:- Subham Jain
🗞️ⓅⓊⒷⓁⒾⓈⒽⒺⓇ :- Author's Channel
🔤ⓁⒶⓃⒼⓊⒶⒼⒺ:- English
📖ⒻⓄⓇⓂⒶⓉ:- Paperback
👉𝐀𝐁𝐎𝐔𝐓 𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐀𝐔𝐓𝐇𝐎𝐑:-
Author himself have a successful start up "GrabOnRent" which he started after passing out from IIT. He belives that preparedness for overcoming obstacles that weak havoc during one's start up journey.
👉𝐂𝐎𝐕𝐄𝐑 & 𝐓𝐈𝐓𝐋𝐄:-
Cover is designed in a simple manner with a solid orange colour which is eye catching & give a positive first impression to the readers. The title also well suited well matched to the plot line.
👉𝐒𝐘𝐍𝐎𝐏𝐒𝐈𝐒:-
Author has a successful start up career. So he has a greater experience & view point in the set up of a new start up.
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This book divided into 6 chapters & many sub chapters.
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First chapter is about Entrepreneurship & it's pros n cons.
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The next chapter is Building a stellar team.Team is the most important part to establish a successful entrepreneurship. This chapter will through light with friends , communication skills , hiring & training.
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Another most important aspect of starting an entrepreneurship is scaling the business in a right way. Scaling is basically building customers , increasing the efficiency , Stockdale paradox.
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Venture capital , M & A along with tackling mental health also part of this book which will give a new ray of hope & vision.
👉𝐖𝐑𝐈𝐓𝐈𝐍𝐆 & 𝐋𝐀𝐍𝐆𝐔𝐀𝐆𝐄:-
Writing style is simple informative & crisp lucid language to make this book a benificiary read.
👉𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐑𝐀𝐂𝐓𝐄𝐑𝐈𝐙𝐀𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍:-
No such significant character present this book as it is a complete guide towards your start up journey.
👉𝐔𝐍𝐈𝐐𝐔𝐄𝐍𝐄𝐒𝐒:-
There is many other books written about this topic but this book describes author's experience & ground zero things he faced during his start up.
👉𝐍𝐀𝐑𝐑𝐀𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍 & 𝐏𝐀𝐂𝐄:-
Effortless narration & great paced book.
👉𝐌𝐘 𝐑𝐀𝐓𝐈𝐍𝐆:-
Cover & Title:- 4/5
Synopsis:- 4.3/5
Writing & Language:- 4.2/5
Characterization:- _/5
Uniqueness:- 4.3/5
Narration & Pace:- 4.2/5
𝐎𝐕𝐄𝐑𝐀𝐋𝐋 𝐒𝐓𝐀𝐑:-🌟🌟🌟🌟
𝐎𝐏𝐈𝐍𝐈𝐎𝐍:-A complete guide on start up

[Swapna Peri ( Book Reviews Cafe ) · Rating 4 out of 5]

Book Title: Make fewer mistakes
Author: Shubham Jain
Format:
Paperback

My Review:
In recent years the word 'start-up' has been making rounds. Start-up businesses
have been receiving increased attention in many parts of the world. In India, the number of start-ups has snowballed, and more support has become available for them. The Indian start-up system and model has been successful in most cases since 2010.

If we talk about the genesis of start-up culture in India, we shall initially look at this initiative's roots. Start-ups have played and continue to play significant roles in the growth, development and industrialization of many economics all over the world. India has declared 2010-20 as the Decade of Innovation. The Government has stressed the need to vocalize a policy to synergies science, technology & innovation and establish the National Innovation Council(NIC).

When a youngster thinks of setting up a start-up company, all certain time, he or she expects a support system. The difficulties faced by the CEO is often miscalculated by the employee or the outsiders. It is only the CXO office that is aware of the potential hardships a company faces

This book is an inspirational and reference guide that would help people looking after to set-up their start-ups. Entrepreneurship is an integral part of society that is evolving with hundreds of ideas in today's world. In this book, the author Shubham Jain has shared many resources that would help an individual mentally, professionally, and personally evolve their mind and understanding. This book also contains a list of handpicked real-life stories that teach a lot. I find this a highly superior way of delivering a message or imparting wisdom. I recommend the book very strongly.

The author in this book also some of the essential and crucial concerns that a start-up company must focus on. In the elementary and simple language, the author excelled in explaining successful and unsuccessful start-up companies' real scenarios.

Rating:
4/5

[Aiman Arfi · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is one such book that is a must-have asset for every single being in today's date. On a personal note, I've been eyeing such a book for days. Being in the digital marketing industry I know the importance of crisp strategies in a business. I've been trying to apply a few annotations from the book and yes they are working. I'm reading it at a slow pace as it is one such book where you have to learn step by step to function accordingly.

Start-up! "Generation Z" has seen ample of revolutionary start-ups that have ruled the world. Well, we have also witnessed millions of start-ups going down to ruins. Ask every 3rd guy and they are determined for a start-up. But, the journey is not everyone's cup of tea.

This book is a coursebook for every single person who is in a business or is planning to come up with one. If you randomly ruffle through the pages, you will see the proper divisions of chapters and topics. Undoubtedly, this is the work of an IITian!

The book contains a chronological narration of almost all the successful start-ups. Author Shubham Jain has brilliantly presented a catalog of Do's and Don'ts while in a business. We, all make mistakes, we all do a blunder. But, if you are reading this book, there are fewer chances that you will be at loss.

The author has presented a well-researched paper of his. He has given examples of several start-ups and briefly talked about their advents. How, when, and where did they make a mistake, what steps caused them to lose their market grip. I'm truly amazed by this deep case study.

I literally am learning from this book. I'm glad I came across such a brilliant collection of ideas and strategies. I'd say, it's a must read for every business oriented individual. This has to be a holy book for them. I loved the language flow and appropriate usage of words.

[Ekta M · Rating 4 out of 5]

We all have, atleast once, thought of starting a startup. But is it that easy......starting a startup??

Book - Make Fewer Mistakes
Author - Shubham Jain
Genre - Non Fiction
Pages - 259

In this book the author takes us into what goes in setting up a startup. It's not just another startup guide but in this book the author shares his experience/journey....from starting a startup, to building it, to growing it, to running it , and finally shutting it down.
The author has explained everything in a simple manner giving examples of big entrepreneurs. One such eg that I liked is of Market Timing where the author explains that timing plays a big role.
The author also talks on one of the important topic which keeps the startup going ie Valuing your employees - communicating with them, hiring and training them the right way, firing them the right way.
The pages are loaded with just the right information and no unnecessary gyaan is given.
I took my own sweet time to read the book. I didn't read it in one go. I also noted down few quotes, which I found inspiring and motivating, from the book.

Here are few of them -

If you aren't prepared to take risks, you have no business being an entrepreneur.

To be a great leader, one needs to be comfortable with being uncomfortable.

Miracles dont satiate your dreams, practicality does.

It is important to be a good person before being successfull.

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What I loved most about this book is the straightforward ideas and lessons shared by the author along with the examples given of great entrepreneurs.
I also loved the page quality of the book, the minimalistic cover and timely delivery by amazon.

[Anjali Sharma · Rating 4 out of 5]

𝘐𝘵 𝘪𝘴 𝘪𝘮𝘱𝘰𝘳𝘵𝘢𝘯𝘵 𝘵𝘰 𝘣𝘦 𝘢 𝘨𝘰𝘰𝘥 𝘱𝘦𝘳𝘴𝘰𝘯 𝘣𝘦𝘧𝘰𝘳𝘦 𝘣𝘦𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘴𝘶𝘤𝘤𝘦𝘴𝘴𝘧𝘶𝘭- 𝘴𝘢𝘪𝘥 𝘦𝘷𝘦𝘳𝘺𝘰𝘯𝘦. 𝘐𝘵 𝘳𝘦𝘲𝘶𝘪𝘳𝘦𝘴 𝘢 𝘩𝘶𝘮𝘣𝘭𝘦 𝘢𝘯𝘥 𝘩𝘰𝘯𝘦𝘴𝘵 𝘢𝘤𝘵 𝘥𝘢𝘪𝘭𝘺 𝘵𝘰 𝘣𝘦𝘤𝘰𝘮𝘦 𝘢 𝘨𝘰𝘰𝘥 𝘱𝘦𝘳𝘴𝘰𝘯 - 𝘴𝘢𝘪𝘥 𝘯𝘰 𝘰𝘯𝘦.

Make Fewer Mistakes is a highly remarkable piece of non fiction intended to help all those who aspire to set up their own business or "start-up".

With a candid and perspicuous writing style, Shubham Jain has presented everything you will ever need on the journey of entrepreneurship.

Backing the suggestions or learnings with case studies of his own start up "GrabOnRent" and other well known companies like Nokia and Airbnb as well as not so popular startups, the author has made the book credible for budding entrepreneurs.

The tone of the book is genuine and not preachy. The book has invaluable leadership lessons that can be adopted by anyone looking for improving their leadership skills.

The book is divided into six sections- Falling for entrepreneurship, Building a stellar team, Scaling the business, Cracking Venture Capital, Mergers and Acquisitions and Tackling Mental Health.

It not only provides an insight into what goes on in the world of a startup and journey of entrepreneurship but also can be a perfect guide and save you from committing mistakes, which brings me to appreciate the apt title "Make Fewer Mistakes".

It will prove to be a good read even if you do not aspire to be an entrepreneur but enjoy reading non-fiction as it has nice lessons to offer to improve your leadership and overall personality.

[Miller · Rating 5 out of 5]

Make fewer mistakes- A book that will help people make fewer mistake in their journey as entrepreneurs. It is not here to tell you the rules that you must follow, or act as a guidebook for the dos and don'ts. It is a collection of experiences, related by someone who had gone through many of them a firsthand perspective to show what had gone right or wrong in a journey of inspiration and courage. Without shying away from the details, Shubham recounts the journey that has had as many losses as it had laurels. Make fewer mistake is a book that turns reading it into a journey, and makes that experience so worthwhile that when it ends, tou realise that the book had been a destination itself. Similarly, in entrepreneurship, the journey is worth the effort, a d the focus is not on completing it but enjoying it instead. It is not imperative that you arrive. What matters is that you travel, and learn along the way.

By then, you will ha a different definition of what it means 'to arrive'. Actively choosing a part that went against the grain of the computer science engineer that I am, and walking away from the cushy IT space was one of the hardest decision I throught I had yo make in life. But i stood firm, choosing my love of literature over tha expected path. We often come across some books in our life at the right time - they change us alchemically. This is kne such book. Read it to know of an inspiring story that holds nothing back, read it because you want to educate yourself better.

[Himani Kumar · Rating 4 out of 5]

“It is important to be a good person before being successful- said everyone. It requires a humble and honest act daily to become a good person- said no one.”

Book Review: Make Fewer Mistakes: Learn from the journeys of start-up founders

Genre: Non-Fiction

Author: Shubham Jain

Publisher: Author’s channel

My Ratings: 4/5⭐️

My Review: This book revolves around different dimensions of start-ups. It is a self-help book for those people who are in business and is divided into 6 chapters with many sub-chapters. The author, Shubham Jain has covered all the topics that are important and in which people get the most confused. In addition, he discussed even the smallest of the things that are important to know before setting up the business, which makes understanding the topics more precise and easy to interpret. What I loved the most about this book is the straightforward ideas and lessons presented by the author along with the examples of some great entrepreneurs. The title is apt and goes well with the plot of this book. The vibrant orange cover is eye-catchy. The quality of this paperback and the print is simply amazing. It is an ultimate guide for those who are interested in start-ups and therefore, I highly recommend this book to those who are looking to pursue their career as an entrepreneur.

[Bookblog Astronish kresta · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book is a must-read for anyone wishing to start a business of their own
It's an easy read with forms for drafting a business plan.
Filled with great advice and examples of real start-ups

Author subham jain beautifully explained about how to organize, and capture grow ideas into tangible outputs in self firm.. it provides me to think through my biggigs in life and i have learnt to create a personal platform of observation for finding high-value ideas

While reading 'Firing the right way'i have received a self diagnostic tool for evaluating my progress as an Idea Hunter and a guide to creating my Ideaports.. book was delivered in perfect condition wrapped with yellow chart paper (Plastic free) and it's a perfect book if you wanna begin business. I'm planning present this book to my niece it will help him to be a strategical person if you are thinking of starting your own firm this book will help you determine and author subham ji covers all the important fundamentals of entrepreneurship in BUILDING A STELLAR TEAM's Part

the book provides aspiring entrepreneurs with detailed guidance that is written in lucid language

Each and every chapters are designed to stand on its own.. the book chapters are arranged in a set of perfect manner that makes it easy for budding entrepreneurs to jump from chapter to chapter as they please.

[San · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book is an inspirational guide that would help you to evolve your knowledge and skills. In today’s world, Entrepreneurship is an integral part of society that is bringing forth a casket of ideas in business. But it has its own share of risks and difficulties. In this book, the author has shared an immense amount of resources that would help an individual to evolve their mind and understanding. It is not just another start-up story, the book is acting as a mentor to all the young entrepreneurs. Through the collection of experiences, it offered realistic approaches to solve every problem.

By the end of it, your whole outlook on entrepreneurship would undergo a huge change. I don’t possess much knowledge in this field. But the author made sure to represent this book with the right amount of technical terminology so that the content becomes fit for everyone. But what hooked me to this book was its constructive writing style and easy representation. The book not only offered theories but also offered strategies that would help any individual in hard times. The author had incorporated immense effort while crafting this detailed account. If you want to learn more about entrepreneurship, then this book would fit your needs perfectly. I even liked the book cover, simple yet captivating.

[Vishakha · Rating 5 out of 5]

Have you ever acknowledged what CEO's mind goes through when they are in chaos? Nope, right? Even I have not. The hardship of building a business that seems easy to a visitor or employee. However, while reading this realistic book I realized the role and responsibilities of the CEO and their team. Learned how to make decisions fast. This is probably the most important quality one CEO or Head of Company should have.

I must thank the author here, for various reasons such as;
1. Case studies; Perhaps, this is my 1st read in such case studies. There can be other books as well. But I have only read this one.
2. How company whooped success and how suddenly they fail.
3. Sharing the progress of his company; If you read this book. He has worked hard with many other founders. And We can say "Struggle Is Real".
4. Making it in layman's language. Narrated it to make us decipher. Especially, how to make important decisions without making anyone feel bad or left out. Some of us, cannot make decisions without offending anyone.

Talking about book, I have highlighted some points which inspired me.
" Vulnerability is the willingness to show up and be seen by others, in the face of uncertain outcomes".

Altogether, it can serve as a survival guide to any aspiring businessperson or founder.

[Rahul Swati · Rating 4 out of 5]

Book name: Make Fewer Mistakes
Authored by: Shubham Jain

That will help people make fewer mistakes in their journey as entrepreneurs it's a collection of experiences, related by someone who has gone through to almost all of them.
A book that turns reading into a journey and feeling the experiences mention throughout the book, qt the end the reader realises that the book had been a destination itself. This isn't just another book based on any start-up story, it is much more than that.

Divided into six sections, the book talks about different level that entrepreneur faces in her/his career life. From sharing different strategies, to ways of building a strong and mindful team. From building costumers, to some Ming lightning ideas, sharing different experience, and tricks to achieve greater heights. The book talks about them all in a very lively and understanding way. It prepares our mind to face success and failure both, because everything we do had the chance to fail and to win, altogether.

The author has penned this book very well. It's almost like talking to the author himself. Every minute detail has been shared through the book. Making it easy to understand.

A must read.

[The Caged Butterfly · Rating 5 out of 5]

My Perspective:
“It is important to be a good person before being successful- said, everyone. It requires a humble and honest act daily to become a good person - said no one” - This is one of the many takeaways from this book.

About the Book:
This is an inspiring read, a bundle of knowledge for budding entrepreneurs. The paperback of 262 pages with an orange cover is a great pick. This color actually makes us more attentive (i feel) and reading the book was much more interesting.

About the Story:
The author has presented many experiences for different stages of work through this book. He had explained the situations, problems, mistakes, and solutions in a conversational narration. This book can be used as a reference or guide for young minds who are looking up to a bright future as entrepreneurs. This can guide them to find the right path. There were also many sections of this book that personally helped me learn many things I wasn’t sure or know about.

About the Author:
An IIT alumnus and former co-founder and CEO at GrabOnRent, Shubham Jain had experienced highs and lows during his startup journey. He wrote this book to provide help for others to learn from his experiences and mistakes.

[Ayan Chattopadhyay · Rating 4 out of 5]

Who don't want to be their own boss?
Who don't want to start their next innovative startup and earn in millions, umm like , amazon , oyo and a lot of other examples who made it big .
But behind the stary lights of these successful startups we often ignore what mental stress the founders often go through , what all they put at stake for the venture, and offcourse we ignore the thousands of unsuccessful startups and the plight of their founders .
There are a lot of business talks , a lot of CEO s sharing motivating talks over the internet , a lot of mantras are their to get you company going , but hold on a sec do they really work? Or if they do , how it feels to actually implement those mantras in real life .
This book takes a different approach, it teaches you more on what not to do rather than what to do while starting your own company .
Its takes you much closer to the ground truth behind the startup process, I liked the book mostly because of the authors personal touch as he went through it all.
If you are someone looking to start your own company, well give the book a read ...you won't regret it.

[Crazybookbug · Rating 4 out of 5]

Make Fewer Mistakes. Who will not be interested in knowing strategies or fundamentals that prevents us from making mistakes! There are actually two ways to learn 'How To Make Less Mistakes' first try new things, make mistakes and learn from them and second go through advices being given by someone who has already gone through the same thing you've been tried to do.

'Make Fewer Mistakes' is one such book presented as a guide which contains life experiences of successful entrepreneurs about the 'Mistakes' they became part of and how they came out of it.

It's not something that will teach you fundamentals or rules of industry instead it presents the actual circumstances, mental traumas of an individual when he's working on starting up something big on his own. Hardwork and no-experiences teaches so many things.

The stories explains how every beginner, when he plans to step into something he not only have the proper basic idea about how it will work, but also have to be prepared mentally and physically.

A completely different and informative read I came across and I definitely loved it to the core. Totally recommend one.

[Megha Zen · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book comes with excellent title is quite different from another the way it talks about mistakes and make known to the experiences of mistakes done by young entrepreneurs.

Best thing is this book doesn't tell you the rules that you must follow and act as guide for the do's and don'ts and will help people make fewer mistakes in their journeys as entrepreneurs. It's really helpful collection of experiences related by such person who had gone through to show what had gone right or wrong in a journey of inspire and encourage others throughout entrepreneurs' journey.

It teaches challanges and risks are to be taken positively as lesson to learn and develop, refining ourself.

Contents of the book is such inspiring that you will also find that the secret to achieving goals you goals. searching elsewhere, it’s time to go behold our steps and find our own mistakes earlier and what is lacking and go through it to make it practicable and viable.

Language is thoroughly stunning and easy that anyone can read it in a go and book cover is much impressive to grab the book and give it read. 

[Varsha Dubey · Rating 5 out of 5]

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"Mistakes are a fact of life. It is the response to error that counts.” - Nikki Giovanni. ...
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This book reveals an untold, true story that takes the readers through all those sinusoidal moments of excitement and despair in Shubham's start-up journey (as the CEO of GrabOnRent) - beginning from making a resolve to venture out to shut down the passionately built company and from deciding to hire the first employee to laying-off large teams at once. Aspiring entrepreneurs can leverage learning from the mistakes of other founders and avoid repeating them, in an attempt to reduce the infamous 90% failure rate of start-ups. This book will serve as a mentor to those who seek inspiration to venture into new business and yet wish to predict how unchartered territory might appear.

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💬Language is simple.
💬Concepts are described beautifully.
💬Title and cover are appropriate.

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Helpful to the one who is in business or wants to start their business and earn more.

[Bhanu Prashanth · Rating 5 out of 5]

Book : Make Fewer Mistakes
Version: Paperback
Author : Shubham Jain

This book is the guiding light for people who want to follow their zeal of entrepreneurship. We get inspired by the success stories of many start-ups and well established companies. It is the cream layer that we get to know. This book reflects on the exhaustive research that is needed before we step into any venture of our own.
As a budding entrepreneur this book , helped me to look into the various perspectives about our own dream.
This book has quotes, interviews , view points of already established start-ups. This matters a lot for us as we get to know the beginning of a company from its scratch. The interviews of the founders, co-founders of different company gives us the glimpse of the amount of homework one must do in the research market.
Are you dreaming to be an entrepreneur?
Do you want to know the pros and cons of this role?
Do read the book Make fewer mistakes to commit less or no mistakes when we start something on our own.

[Karishma Pahuja · Rating 5 out of 5]

Make Fewer Mistakes by author Shubham Jain is a book for aspiring and upcoming entrepreneurs. This book is a journey of falling, building, scaling, cracking, merging and tackling. These are the steps to build a start-up. The recipe for discovery and disaster. How to build a team and choose the right members in a right way.
I liked the point where author has said, “Don't simply get motivated by the lessons by great CEOs on staying optimistic when things go wrong, instead, know what those CEOs go through when shutting the start-up is their best choice.”
This book is the perfect guide for the aspiring entrepreneurs. The writing style is simple and lucid. The journey of start-up founder is perfectly penned. This book kept me hooked till the end because in the last chapter it was well explained that how to not forget yourself while building this start-up. Wherever it was necessary motivational quotes were penned. The title and the cover perfectly matched the concept. Overall it was a good read with perfect tips. I would recommend this book to the aspiring and upcoming entrepreneurs.

Thankyou.

[Mitaali · Rating 5 out of 5]

‘Make Fewer Mistakes’ by Shubham Jain is an ultimate guide for beginners in the field of entrepreneurship. Many of us think about starting up our own venture but never put it into action because of a plethora of reasons, one of them being, lack of appropriate guidance and resources. With this book, you can know all that goes into setting up your own business. The writer has done an amazing job by including minute details like getting funds for your start up, marketing it and other dos and don’ts involved. The book also helps you in understanding how to get through failures and turbulent times efficiently. It gives you an idea of what to do, how to plan everything and what to expect if you are working on your start-up or are planning to start with one. It really made me think about things which are generally very important but unintentionally get missed. Overall, it was an informative read!
Apart from that the quality of the book and the cover is amazing and was delivered in perfect condition without any unnecessary delay.

[Cheena Kachroo · Rating 4 out of 5]

Title: Make Fewer Mistakes
Author: Shubham Jain
Publications: Author's channel
Page count: 267
Ratings:⭐⭐⭐⭐/5

The book talks about the mistakes one makes while setting up his own business. He talks about the struggles and difficulties in detail. Moreover, he has thrown light on his life that in turn helps the readers to relate. The author also talks about the value of time and employees in the story. It is a perfect pick for those who are looking forward to a startup.
The author has emphasized every aspect in which a person might get confused. He even talks about how one should get funds and invest them in the firm. There are no unnecessary add-ons as it's a very straightforward book that has made this book one of my favorite self-help books. The story is portrayed beautifully.
The language used is simple. Even the cover and the title of the book is apt as per the storyline. I liked this book and can say that it is one of the good reads of 2020.
Good one!

[Neha · Rating 4 out of 5]

Make Fewer Mistakes by Shubham Jain is the journey of his start up journey.

Many people dream of starting their own business or a start up company but how many able to successfully achieve that dream. This book shares the journey of the author startup from the very start of an idea to it's destination.

The book shows the lows and highs of a company and what it takes to keep it afloat. It also shares the mistakes of the other entrepreneurs around the world, so one can learn from their mistakes. It also shares the mental turmoil one find themselves in the business industry, which is still an alien concept.

The story is beautiful penned down with different anology, references, stories and self acknowledgement by the different entrepreneurs. The flow of the story is evenly paced for the given genre and I find myself keep reading pages after pages.

It's a great for all the people out there who dream of having their own business or build a start up company into big business.

[Adarsh Kashyap · Rating 4 out of 5]

‘Make Fewer Mistakes’ by Shubham Jain is an ultimate guide for beginners in the field of entrepreneurship. Everyone wants to be his own boss. Everyone wants to build a company .But only few move ahead to take this step. This book teaches us the path to come closer to that dream .Unlike most of the entrepreneurship book ,this book teaches us what not to do in order to achieve success .This book can be used as a guide for those who are in business or want to start their business .

The writer has done an amazing job by doing so much research on this field and including details like getting funds for your start up, marketing it , struggles involved etc. It also focus on how to deal with failures and hard times which definitely comes in path of achieving goals.

Apart from this ,the cover is awesome and the language used is easy to understand .I really loved this book . It's very informative . Must read

[Aarav Gangwal · Rating 4 out of 5]

Make Fewer Mistakes by Shubham Jain is an awesome book. It is an impeccable guide for the rookies in the entrepreneurship. Everyone wants to be their own boss and have their own company, but only a few people go ahead to achieve these big heights. The author has magnificently explained to how to correct our mistakes and move ahead. The author has also made use of some important resources and has described about the difficulties and struggles faced by beginners. There is not a single topic which is left uncovered. This is definitely one of the best self help books i've ever read. The author has shared his experience from starting a setup, building and growing it till finally shutting it down. The thing which I liked the most was about the examples of successful entrepreneurs given after every topic.
Overall, its a perfect book and the author definitely deserves appreciation for the same. If you are looking to kick start your career, then you should definitely not miss this one!

[Tuba Rehman · Rating 4 out of 5]

This genre is new for me,I haven't actually tried reading book like this. The narration is unique. The author has explained everything wonderfully.
I personally learned alot about startups. Author has explained everything you need to know about a startups in a very polite and subtle way.
I really admire the efforts of the author.This book is proper guide for anyone planning to establish a business.In simple words it is a book
that wil let you make a fewer mistakes. It reveals experiences, and suggests some best solution. Though the author has highlighted some failures still
doesn't discourage anyone,instead it teaches us to work smarter than working harder. A lot of times in the book I was able to relate to whatever the author
explained.
Author says" And thing will happen, Only when your fundamental aim stays clear would this gunpowder allow you to shoot farther."
The book is highly related.

[Kushal Tyagi · Rating 5 out of 5]

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Make Fewer Mistakes is written by Shubham Jain. The book has left a great impact on me. I want to become an entrepreneur in my future to live life freely. The book leaves you with so many thoughts because it creates a world around you and after completing the book you will decide that yes this is the right path. The author experience which he shared in this book is the best part of this book because you can easily relate with it. Start-up is one of the straightened things but everybody turns it into hurdle without any reason. The author has discussed all the journey from the idea to the results with every minor to major things that happened in it. I get to know one thing after reading this book that

*Never regret for bad and never be so excited for good because it's all about experience.*